Panoramas and Particles
The Ebertbrothers are Axel and Michael Ebert, an artist/composer duo living and working in Berlin. They started to collaborate in 2006, first creating video art pieces, then moving more towards a combination of visual&sound performances, which is now their main focus. So far they self-released several live recordings, an album and an EP, which are available for download.
During a year of gigs throughout Europe in 2010 they refined and extended their sonic palette. "Susten Pass" showcases their broad range of composition skills, featuring both detailed, micro-edited studio tracks and raw, performance-inspired landscapes of sound.
The album shifts between slow-motion sceneries ("Chrono", "A perfect Fairytale" and "Commode") and dark grinders like "Feature Film" and "Black String". On the way it passes by electro-esque tracks like "Downrock Crooza" and "Risc Assembler" before taking a rest and having some beans&bacon at a lonely campfire ("Cowboy"). The album closes with the enthusiastic and shimmering "Susten Pass" and "Maitre du Village".
Track 14 is dedicated to the late Joe Papa from "Controlled Bleeding".
Cover // The Ebertbrothers
Mastered By // Rashad Becker @ Clunk
Reviews //
Cyclic Defrost
"...an impressive collection of darkly cinematic electronics that's well worth your time..."
http://www.cyclicdefrost.com/2011/11/the-ebertbrothers---susten-pass-mindwaves-music/
Headphone Commute
"...picked up by Skam, Rephlex, or even Warp, the seemingly random synthesis easily lands in the camp of intelligent music..."
https://reviews.headphonecommute.com/2011/08/06/sound-bytes-gagarin-aria-rostami-and-the-ebertbrothers/
Igloo Magazine
"...it's a work that, while far from seeking to ingratiate, is somehow imbued with an ineffable substance that's oddly intoxicating..."
http://igloomag.com/reviews/ebertbrothers-susten-pass-mindwaves-music
Vital Weekly
"...very interesting and catchy experimental album from The Ebertbrothers..."
http://www.vitalweekly.net/819.html
The Ebertbrothers are Axel and Michael Ebert, an artist/composer duo living and working in Berlin. They started to collaborate in 2006, first creating video art pieces, then moving more towards a combination of visual&sound performances, which is now their main focus. So far they self-released several live recordings, an album and an EP, which are available for download.
During a year of gigs throughout Europe in 2010 they refined and extended their sonic palette. "Susten Pass" showcases their broad range of composition skills, featuring both detailed, micro-edited studio tracks and raw, performance-inspired landscapes of sound.
The album shifts between slow-motion sceneries ("Chrono", "A perfect Fairytale" and "Commode") and dark grinders like "Feature Film" and "Black String". On the way it passes by electro-esque tracks like "Downrock Crooza" and "Risc Assembler" before taking a rest and having some beans&bacon at a lonely campfire ("Cowboy"). The album closes with the enthusiastic and shimmering "Susten Pass" and "Maitre du Village".
Track 14 is dedicated to the late Joe Papa from "Controlled Bleeding".
Cover // The Ebertbrothers
Mastered By // Rashad Becker @ Clunk
Reviews //
Cyclic Defrost
"...an impressive collection of darkly cinematic electronics that's well worth your time..."
http://www.cyclicdefrost.com/2011/11/the-ebertbrothers---susten-pass-mindwaves-music/
Headphone Commute
"...picked up by Skam, Rephlex, or even Warp, the seemingly random synthesis easily lands in the camp of intelligent music..."
https://reviews.headphonecommute.com/2011/08/06/sound-bytes-gagarin-aria-rostami-and-the-ebertbrothers/
Igloo Magazine
"...it's a work that, while far from seeking to ingratiate, is somehow imbued with an ineffable substance that's oddly intoxicating..."
http://igloomag.com/reviews/ebertbrothers-susten-pass-mindwaves-music
Vital Weekly
"...very interesting and catchy experimental album from The Ebertbrothers..."
http://www.vitalweekly.net/819.html
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